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Generally it's not the travel or the room that kills me, it's what I end up buying and my bar tab. It's all worth it though, met a lot of great people over the years

A generous offer, but I think I will have to pass. I endured the costs for Indy and Texas, it's nice to have a show in the area. If the stars are all aligned correctly I can sell out, take that ardous 20 minute drive home and restock. Sometimes life is tough.

I think I'm way to old to change, at least for the better. Look forward to visiting your room as always, make sure you hit my room, I'll have beer.

Yes, I think I will attend this year although the travel expense kills me. I will be selling out of a room with a table at the show. I'll be selling vintage Marx, Gibbs Custer sets, Conte Alamo sets, Barzo Shores of Tripoli and some odd figures. Place your orders now, I live 20 minutes from the...

I could be wrong, but I believe the extra figure is actually part of his Battle of New Orleans set, American irregulars. I too have the same figure and if my jaded memory serves me correctly I got him in bagged set of figures.

Good to see you're still with us Bob, great job as always.

I'm staying there, it's a fine hotel with a fine bar and a great location. I'll be there starting Wednesday afternoon. I'm not afraid of no ghosts.

Flyers versus the Blackhawks, Stanley Cup returns to Chicago for the first time since 1961?

George, You should check out the Texas show sometime, always have a good time down there.

I don't know, could that Normandy style building he came out with at the Indy show be a clue?

I don't know if any of you guys are going to the Texas show this year. However, it should be good, Nick form TSSD is going to debut some new buildings, Paragon will be debutting his Cavalry and Apaches and Figarto and First Legion are supposed to be there. Plus those of you that have been...

The Big Swede conversions lays dead just behing the horses _ss.

He actually looks like a vintage 60mm Marx, he was also copied by Lido. The Lido figure had a netting like appearance on the helmet.

Another great chapter, you do have a knack for adding the human element to diorama's as well as making it historically accurate and interesting. Well done!!!!!!

He must have never seen the BMC D-Day American and Germans.

No, one might say he's laying down on the job.

An excellent conversion by Mr UKREB

Yes he did, I have them. or at least some of them.

They sure look good, now if only I collected metal. Of course I may jump at one anyway because they look good.

Incidentally, is the guy with the shotgun a conversion or is he a stock figure? If stock who makes him?